Mediation, arbitration, and conflict resolution guide

Lornamarie Ibidun Adekaiyaoja is an internationally renowned author, speaker, and educator. A legal researcher, chartered librarian, and information scientist, she holds an Honours Degree in Law from the University of Lagos. She is also a member of the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL) and the Authors Alliance, headquartered in the United States.

With over seven published works to her credit, Lornamarie has written across diverse genres, including legal fiction, mystery thrillers, and educational guides. Her acclaimed How to Write series has become a favourite among readers and aspiring writers. Some notable titles include:

How to Write a Good Dissertation: A Guide for University Undergraduate Students

How to Write a Good and Compelling Novel: From Imagination to Thriller – A Step-by-Step Practical Guide for Beginner Writers (Creative Writing Masterclass)

About the New Book

Her latest work, Mediation, Arbitration and Conflict Resolution: A Guide for Lawyers, Advocates, Advisers, and Alternative Dispute Resolution Practitioners, is an indispensable resource for anyone engaged in dispute management and legal practice.

The book provides an insightful analysis of the newly approved National Policy on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (2024), following its adoption by the Federal Executive Council (FEC) of Nigeria on 14 July 2024.

According to Lornamarie,

“This book contains 17 chapters covering the principles of mediation and arbitration, their historical background, as well as the interconnections and differences between the two.”

Through the use of figurative diagrams, she illustrates key processes, methodologies, and practices within mediation and arbitration. The book also highlights practical approaches for negotiation, reconciliation, and conflict management, helping practitioners enhance their dispute resolution skills.

Additionally, the text features relevant case law authorities and judicial rulings, making it an invaluable reference for lawyers, advocates, advisers, students, and anyone seeking in-depth knowledge of mediation and arbitration.

Other Works and Achievements

Lornamarie has written extensively in both legal non-fiction and legal fiction. Some of her notable previous works include:

The Judges and Lawyer’s Companion
How to Write a Good Dissertation: A Guide for University Undergraduate Students
The Power of Words to the Human Spirit, Soul, and Body: A Compendium of Great Speeches from World Leaders
The Plea on Oath
The Lawyer’s Dilemma
Conscience of Justice
How to Write a Good and Compelling Novel: From Imagination to Thriller

Beyond her books, Lornamarie has contributed significantly to academic journals and author interviews, continuing to shape thought leadership within law and literature.

Her achievements include: